Category: Family & Education
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Fitness in the Parks
A free outdoor exercise program that brings a variety of fitness activities to many of St. Paul’s beautiful parks. There is no registration required and classes…
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Grandpa: An identity to celebrate
Building an Antiracist Community By Tim Johnson As we heard the joyous news that our grandson had been born, I knew I had no qualms or…
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They Both Die at the End delves into what it means to live
They Both Die at the End Written by Adam Silvera “Mateo, I regret to inform you that sometime in the next twenty- four hours you’ll be meeting an…
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West 7th Library is ready for summer fun
By Brianna Trinidad Sprung, Library ManagerExplore the outdoors with Family Storytimes happening outside on Wednesdays from 10:30-11:30 a.m. starting June 7. Staff will read books, sing…
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Transgender fear and white supremacy Culture
Building an Antiracist Community Transgender fear and white supremacy Culture The transition from Carl to Catherine unfolded slowly, one small step at a time. Sitting…
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A Night to Remember is a marvelous read
ABBY’S ANGLEA Night to Remember is a marvelous read First published in 1955, “A Night to Remember” by Walter Lord remains an iconic account on…
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West 7th Library showcases students’ art on migration
By Brianna Trinidad Sprung, Library ManagerAt St. Paul Public Library, we welcome all people to connect, learn, participate and grow. I would like to personally welcome…
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Flint Hills Family Festival
For over 20 years, the Flint Hills Family Festival has brought communities together through the power of the arts, welcoming over a million students, teachers, and…
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The Book Lady’s library popup sale
Jeanette Kamman, aka “The Book Lady” was a notable character within the St. Paul community. Now, the community has a chance to get their own piece…
